This light baby blue summer cotton skirt has been made intricately by a tie-dye technique that originated from the princely Indian states of Rajasthan and Gujarat around the 6th century. A piece of cloth with an intricate bandhani (or the square white design) takes more than a week to prepare. In this type of tie-dye, the textile is decorated by plucking the cloth with the fingernails into many tiny bindings that form a figurative design. There are delicate, small white tie dye patterns all over this 34-inch-long skirt. The material is comfortable glazed cotton, ideal for any climate. The skirt is lined from inside to half-length.
It has a relaxed fit for carefree movement. It has elastic and a drawstring for sizing flexibility.
